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Luz: Luis Gonzalez Envision a life where your decisions are made by your government and your every movement monitored. Imagine finally begin able to leave this world, escaping with only the clothes on your back knowing that the poverty and the wrong doings of a government so corrupt and inept would finally be in the … Continue reading
Kate and the Kid: my review
Kate and the Kid: Anne Rothman –Hicks and Kenneth Hicks Parents are supposed to protect, nurture and care for their children. But, many don’t. Kate learns the true meaning of love when after losing her job, her boyfriend, coming home drunk, forgetting her keys and leaving her possessions at Roger’s apartment and meets Jenny. Six-year-old … Continue reading
Daimones: My thoughts
Daimones (Daimones Trilogy: Massimo Marino Close your eyes. What do you see? Darkness, night, a bright light or just nothing? Open your eyes and look around you as you view the world through different eyes filled with death, destruction and at first devoid of any humans other than the three in your … Continue reading
The Tenth Circle
The Tenth Circle: Jon Land Blaine McCracken is capable of making things happen. Entering a nuclear facility, learning about its inner workings and seeing the capabilities behind these locked doors would make most shudder, send chills down your spine but not Blaine. As he takes on the role of famous photographer, passes the … Continue reading
Brain: the man who wrote the book that changed the world
Brain: The Man Who Wrote the Book That Changed the World: Dermot Davis Just what makes a best seller? Is it a good romance, mystery or thriller with a plot filled with murder, intrigue, hot and steamy sex? Aspiring writers hope that their novel will not only be on the Times best seller list but … Continue reading
My Friend Suhana: A must read for all young children
My Friend Suhana: By Shaila Abdullah and Aanyah Abdullah Friendships are formed in many different ways and children often cherish the simplest gesture, movement, smile or hug from someone that cares about them. Not all children can respond with words, movements or can even walk. Many will never play hopscotch, throw a ball … Continue reading
The Cold Nowhere: My review
The Cold Nowhere: Brian Freeman Each person faces his/her own demons, fears, and remembrances in different ways. Some hide from the truth while others bury it even deeper within the confines of their mind. Survival means many things to different people and often both teens and adults search for their own way to stay … Continue reading
The Best of Chuck Klein: My review
The Best of Chuck Klein: Author Chuck Klein Chuck Klein’s compilation of humorous, interesting and uniquely crafted stories has something for everyone. The versatile collection of fiction stories focusing on many different such as The Detective, The Hero and The Last Knight will keep readers riveted to the printed page and wanting more. … Continue reading
The Mermaid’s Tale
The Mermaid’s Tale: Laura and Will Wharton Little brothers often use their imaginations to try and get the attention of their older siblings. Chip Avery is shocked when he sees a mermaid in the lake and thinks his sister Lynna might run her over. But, Chip is the only one that sees this beautiful mermaid … Continue reading
The Gospel According to Yeshua’s Cat: my thoughts
The Gospel According to Yeshua’s Cat Author: C.L. Francisco, PHD The voice you hear as you open to the prologue might surprise readers. It is the voice of a special cat, named Mari. A man that is known as Yeshua ben Yosef named Mari. Mari was in dire need of help … Continue reading
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